Our db server (shared by multiple databases) was having some performance
problems.  Remedy was not the actual culprit but management felt that it
was a good time to check the settings of all databases on it. The
advisor pointed out latch contention because of not sharing cursors.  
 
At the same time the DBA turned on the ASMM - Automatic Shared Memory
Management feature (and the sga_max_size and SGA_TARGET parameters).
 
<Knocking on Wood>Since adding the cursor_sharing the system has been
stable</Knocking on Wood>
 
Fred

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Subject: Re: Slow Performance when migrated from 9i to 10 G


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Fred - did you follow the ADDM (advisor) or did you do this because of
another reason?

 
On 6/19/07, Grooms, Frederick W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

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        According to our DBA  Oracle 10G does not support the Rule based
optimizer that you may have been using inder 9i.
        
        Look into the Oracle's Cursor Sharing for BMC(r) Remedy(r)
Products white paper on setting your cursor sharing to similar or force

         
        After we changed this parameter (In the db and the ar.conf) our
speed increased
         
        Fred

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        Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 3:42 AM
        To: [email protected] 
        Subject: Re: Slow Performance when migrated from 9i to 10 G
        
         
        
        

        Hi Shamhoon

         

        Did you get any feedback from the list regarding this issue.  We
experience a similar problem now.

         

        Regards

        Francois

        

         

         

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